for watching skype's got three hundred million users worldwide. in fourth q q this chinese app is really sweet and it keeps eight hundred sixty one million users connected around the globe every month everybody dance now. in third. chat this app lets users both communicate and pay for things. nine hundred thirty eight million people use the app to book holidays or just to order takeout at home bone up in. the runner up facebook messenger a whopping one point two billion people use this messaging service each month and now they can spice things up by adding all kinds of fun filters. and at the top of the list whatsapp the world number one messaging service was acquired by facebook in two thousand and fourteen developers are working on a new feature that lets users delete messages they regret having sent one point three billion users are breathing a sigh of relief. that was this week's ranking and now information technologies promise job prospects for women in south africa an initiative teaches girls computer programming so that later they can build

apple said they've been ordered to remove the from their download stores chinese authorities say skype does not comply with local no but did not specify what rules have been violated there is from speculation the government wants to limit access to encrypted services that are less vulnerable to monitoring the country already blocks other leading foreign websites including facebook and twitter. now bolivia is rich in natural gas but not all of its gas fields are being exploited as a time when countries around the world are gas reserves even it's considered a cleaner fossil fuel and today one of you has signed a raft of deals with international companies to develop the sector it's one of the biggest gas contract symbol of u.s. history foreign companies will invest one point six billion dollars in the development of the country's not true gas fields they include british dutch company royal dutch shell repsol from spain petrobras from brazil and argentina as pan american energy bolivia's president is eager to quell doubts that the socialist government over nagel in the agreement. contracts

i got to tell you surprising, it's another domino to fall >>a skype. i got to tell you this was surprising, it's another domino to fall >> >> i said why did you go weeks ago you will see more fall. there's a couple reasons why. >> what are those reasons? >> well, mainly, with president trump himself, kind of em bolding people to come forward after the election campaign. mainly of what happened at fox, regarding ayes and o'reilly when people start to see the success of and the courage of these other women step forward and actually obtain settlements, then people become em boldened in it and say if that person can do it i can do it >> when you talk about women coming forward, i know there's many women despite watching what's happening, there's a lot of people scared two come forward for fear they won't be believed or have some sort of retribution against them. what is the right step for a woman out there who's thinking, i want to say not quite sure what to do? >> so i'm a whistle blower attorney, i started out against my former employer settled for 515 m

vamos vÍa skype con el abogado de inmigraciÓn eduardo soto.oy, acciÓn de gracias. si demuestra que alguien mintiÓ en el proceso, tiene el gobierno el derecho de revocar o desnaturalizar a un ciudadano? eduardo soto: cuando una persona comete fraude, lamentablemente a la persona no solamente se le puede quitar o revocar la ciudadanÍa. sea el tiempo que haya pasado con su ciudadanÍa. carolina: abre esto las puertas para que el departamento de inmigraciÓn el gobierno puedan empezar a retirar de la ciudadanÍa a mÁs personas por haber mente ido a la hora de pedir un empleo con un seguro social falso? eduardo soto: absolutamente, aunque esto no es nuevo, esto es algo que ha sucedido por muchos aÑos. hay un departamento que se dedica exclusivamente a revocar la ciudadanÍa de las personas. carolina: abogado, cuÁntos fondos serÍan necesarios para que el gobierno tuviera la cantidad de personas para revisar hoja por hoja de estas peticiones. eduardo soto: no sÉ la cantidad exacta, pero obviamente, hay personas que estÁn haciendo esto precisamente. quita

with me is sandy adler, an emergency room nurse, and via skype is rand yy litten. welcome to you both. sandy, you returned two weeks ago from puerto rico. what were the conditions you saw there? >> thuy, it was devastation. it was like a war zone without bullets. people were desperate. people had no clean water, no food. we encountered individuals who had been injured during the hurricane, shoulder dislocations, had no ability to get in terms of access transportation, roads closed. they had -- if they were able to get to a location, x-rays were down. peoplewere, as i said, were just desperate for basic supplies, basic needs. of course, medical care and medicines. they were out of medications. >> and randi, you first arrived about two weeks after the hurricane hit. and these -- the conditions you saw, were you the first responders that many of these people saw? just hearing sandy talk is bringing back to every single moment that we would go out to these towns and villages. i went out with two groups every day and we would try to go to two different towns on the isla

international from the international policy digests joining us there via skype from baidoa thank you for your time now an update on the situation in yemen and saudi arabia has said it will reopen some of them in sports and airports to allow much needed aid for millions of people facing a famine access will be reinstated over the next twenty four hours a saudi led coalition fighting in yemen had tightened a brocade after who the rebels fired a missile towards riyadh a week ago now the united nations is warning the risk of famine is growing in areas in the south of yemen near the port of aden but also expanding in the north this map is by the famine early warning system which is used to track food crises around the world the areas in red indicate emergency levels just one step below critical famine and you can see that between september of this year and the next three months the region in red is expanding very dangerously now djibouti is a hub for relief operations for yemen and we've got al jazeera as mohammed our door who is in djibouti for us he joins us now live from the port of dj

thanks for skyping with us. [ applause ] >> oh. >> yay! guys. >> aloha. >>> if there's one person you've got to be able to trust with your everything -- i think, man -- laugh las vegas. >>. [ laughter ] >> i thought were going some say baby. >> this is a food delivery person. he is opening the sealed boxes. you see him with the chop sticks, taking a bite. >> it breaks my heart a little bit. is he hungry? can he not afford food? >> he will never be employed as a food delivery man again. >> i'm kind of with nick though. because if he wanted to be a jerk he would spit in the food. he was eating. he probably needed it. >> no, he ated it and spit it back. >> oh. >> kick him out of the country! >> can you imagine this guy showing up, they're handing you the bag of food and he has sauce on his lips. here you go. >> what does it look like when you open your food? >> folks that he delivered to didn't recognize it. >> they were probably notorious no-tippers. you never know, maybe they deserved it. >> do you have a tip for the next dude? we move stat

that is the story from monis island let's bring in our guest now to discuss this further and for a skype from brisbane we have kate should see this as a specific research or at amnesty international and from perth also on skype in cook senior lecturer of global politics at ludlow university thank you both very much for joining us and how have we reached this point where a story or deems it acceptable to have these camps to detain these refugees and now a victim into a community where they don't feel safe yeah it is very much comes back to a sentiment and i asked another australians that some are fearful of economic change they're fearful as to the future. summit resistance to accept. refugees in general they're particularly concerned about muslim refugees. there is enough of them i guess to have a nothing the political effect to sort of lock their major parties into a situation where they're willing to go along with you know creating the sorts of conditions they've created or what are the astray in public and what is truly a media say about this how much of it is a talking point there in

skype's caller messages —— skype's app has been removed from source with china, after the governmentth local law, media suggests that the disruption started in october. and us prosecutors have charged an iranian man with hacking into hbo, leaking game of thrones scripts and demanding a $6m ransom. behzad mesri is accused of computer fraud, wire fraud, extortion and identity theft. uber has confirmed that it concealed a hack that affected 57 million customers and drivers in 2016. in the wake of the news, uber‘s chief security officer joe sullivan has left the company. companies are required to disclose significant data breaches to regulators, something uber has, by its own admission, failed to do in this case. with me is emily 0rton, a cyber security analyst with the security firm darktrace. thank you forjoining us. . uber say there is no indication that critical details like bank details have been downloaded. can we know that? the details are still emerging. we can't know that for certain at this stage but clearly whatever details there were, they are important enough for them to hav

wyoming public radio reporter melodie edwards joins me by skype from laramie, wyoming, to discuss this. what's underlying this hesitation to come forward with a crime? >> well, there is a long history of mistrust between native american tribes and the federal government. and so, it has moved up into modern times where it's unclear who is handling a case, whether it's tribal police or whether it is the f.b.i. and that there's just a lot of people falling through the cracks there. >> sreenivasan: in the case of certain tribes do, they lack the jurisdiction to be able to actually prosecute a felony or a serious crime? does that automatically fall to a federal authority? >> the tribes that i know best are the two tribes that live on the wind river reservation in wyoming, and they're working on some solutions to try and figure this out. but right now, what the situation is, is that if they have a felony like a sexual assault, then they-- that case must go to the f.b.i. and oftentimes, those cases are dropped. 67% of sexual assault cases on reservations do end up being declined by prosecutor

for the mentors who are at university i suppose who don't have to work in a bar, they can work on skype like to me. boys left university. that's another bank of dad it sounds like to mem is important you are investing in education and all that money on your degree on the best programme. many of our students get financial aid. in many cases our fees are paid for by the scholarships. thank you very much. in a moment, we'll take a look through the business pages but first here's a quick reminder of how to get in touch with us. the business live page is where you can stay ahead of all the day's breaking business news. we'll keep you up—to—date with all the latest details with insight and analysis from the bbc‘s team of editors right around the world. and we want to hear from you, too. get involved on the bbc business live web page, bbc.com/business. on twitter, @bbcbusiness and you can find us on facebook at bbc business news. business live on tv and online, whenever you need to know. michael is back to look at the papers. we will talk about the brexit talks and this headline in the papers

so also recently been blocked and now skype i mean operating as a foreign a firm in the country must be hugely difficult is this the government's intention do you think. well not exactly i mean for most m.n.c. you know they have software and hardware to be able to reroute the internet such that an employee who's possibly sitting in china could be as good as sitting in one of the company's headquarters and this actually is not a very difficult problem for most m.n.c. east. experts also note that china doesn't intend to block all of the v.p.n. services but only what they call the an authorized once the filter register with the government as well as those that are located overseas so title laws could be seen as hitting the s.m. is harder than the m n c's and it's easy to see why there's a clamp down on the use of v.p.n. because it allows a user to use internet has evolved allows the user to actually use our go into prohibited content and china is not the only company you also have iran saudi arabia turkey russia u.a.e. and they all have made similar clampdown on the e.p.a. so this is ac

joining us via skype now from new york deli affect me an associate professor of political science at long island university and we thank you for your time let's deal with the basics first in your opinion why here why now. so terrorist groups like isis or the well it's sinai egypt or inside of a muchness storch we targeted restasis and security apparatus military installations as a way to target the egyptian regime now it is perceived that this mosque want to wage find or a family that was not sympathetic and actually cooperating with the egyptian state so for their support for terrorist organization who have yet to know who can claim responsibility for it to it i'm the small but it's part of history teaching apparatus of terror of any terrorist group or to attack the state you attack its symbols and now they're attacking those who are seen as sympathetic to the state now if we take a broader picture and think of where this is for t.v. creates it's very close very close to the border with israel and it was supposed to build up a border was set to be opened very soon where you got thre

skype has been removed from apple and android app stores in china.mmunications. stephen mcdonell has the details. chinese officials have decided to try and prevent their citizens from accessing skype. this follows similar moves in recent times with whatsapp under other communications apps. what this is about is trying to rein in use of any communication platforms not fully controlled by the communist party. in the case of skyped the blocking occurs by pressuring companies into removing it from app stores, which applies to abdulkadir masharipov and services. —— which applies to apple and android services. i will see you in android services. i will see you in a couple of minutes. good evening. it's that time of day where we take a look at what's happening in the weather elsewhere around the world, and i'd like to start in the usa. it's the eve of thanksgiving, and the weather hasn't been too disappointing for travellers, but we still have low—pressure towards the north and the east, friday evening, sorry, wednesday evening and overnight. then we've got

let's cross now to do a correspondent for privilege on here he joins me via skype from zimbabwe's capital harare a privilege thanks for being with us we just heard from the founder of mcgaha t.v. saying this is an attack on free speech what can you tell us about the state of press freedom in zimbabwe. press freedom and free expression in zimbabwe it is always been under attack you find that there are laws that are punitive when it comes to the governance of the media particularly now president mugabe recently came up. minister of cyber security to guess and. which is. monitoring social media in anything that has to do with. cyber issues so freely and in zimbabwe if we may say offers a little bit about the charges that have been leveled against martha o'donovan she made these comments on twitter she's facing twenty years in prison is this really about a tweet or is there something more going on here. there could be more to it because the target for martha actually does come as a surprise for jenny for the. founders of. nitwit which is when martha weeks because martha is just a loyally empl

and have a correspondent privilege mushed on here he joins me now via skype from zimbabwe's capital harare privilege thanks for being with us we just heard twenty years for a tweet martha could potentially be facing a sentence that long is this really just about a tweet privilege are you there yes sorry i missed that part of the. yeah tell us a little bit about the charges against martha o'donovan is this really about a tweet. it's hard to say and. it may not be just about it tweets because. if it is a tweet if you look at the treat the treat that she's a little. tweeted did not do originate from she actually the treated it tweet tweeted by one carry the one that she's now being accused of wanting to tweet out condiment to god. it would be you sure maybe this state is trying to get at their organization not gun but since they have been producing. you know politico such and quantity that pokes if the state where his her the head of the gun but tavy martha's ball thanks this is a clear attack on free speech what can you tell us about the state of free speech in zimbabwe. freedom of expressio

host: he is joining us via skype. so there is a little bit of a delay.et's begin with what is america's longest war. from your standpoint what are some of the biggest challenges on the ground? guest: in just a minute -- and we will get that out of the way. this is my second tour in afghanistan and what i will noisywith you as another helicopter flies past is that there is optimism here with the afghan people. the new u.s. policy and its our nato allies is playing well with afghanistan. there is true optimism here. by someed here today amazing american patriots. you guys have to give me your motto. as well as some amazing department of army civilians from the u.s. army corps of engineers afghan district. we want to wish everyone of you a happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. let's talk about this thanksgiving holiday. how are you and your troops spending it? how was your luncheon when will dinner be served? -- lunch and when will dinner be served? it's an american tradition. it's one of my favorite parts that i've enjoyed. that's where the senior non

a travÉs de skype, ¿cÓmo nace esta idea? cavidad en donde se introduce un gas pimienta y estÁ realizado para las chica que van de antro o de alguna fiesta. carolina: bueno estÁn a la venta ya, ¿cuanta gente te ha llamado interesados en ellos? >> han habido chavos que me han escrito para dar, bueno para que realizara yo tambiÉn calzado para hombres, y no solamente es la problemÁtica que solo afecta a la mujer. sino que tambiÉn afecta a los hombres. javier: ¿cuÁnto vale este zapato, y dÓnde lo podemos comprar? >> ahorita por ser prototipo entre mil pesos mexicanos, pero como el proyecto se va a sacar en serie puede que bajen los costos. javier: interesante iniciativa y le va a servir a muchÍsimas personas que lo necesitan porque el tema de la inseguridad es muy grande, no solamente en mÉxico, sino en latinoamÉrica y el ca caribe. carolina: ¿quÉ mensaje te gustarÍa mandar? >> perdÓn. carolina: ¿quÉ mensaje te gustarÍa mandarle a las mujeres? >> mÁs adelante he tenido comentario que ha habido chicas que no usan los zapatos de ta

apple say china is demanding they remove the app from their download starts chinese authorities say skype does not comply with local bars but did not specify what rules were violated the move has prompted speculation that the government wants to limit access to encrypted services that are less vulnerable to monitoring the country already blocks other leading foreign websites including facebook and twitter. and it's only business for now be back later with even more thank you know the u.n. secretary general has called for urgent action after recent video emerged of african migrants being sold as slaves in libya c.n.n. broadcast footage of what it said was an auction of men offered to libyan buyers as farm hands they were sold for four hundred dollars. these ivorians overturning home the home they left to seek a better life in europe. on the way many suffered unimaginable horror as an abuse at the hands of smugglers in libya one hundred fifty five migrants were repacholi to abidjan on monday each with a story to tell and what they're telling is slavery is real. home nothing's selman in liby

get a chance to meet laura as well, over skype. >> look how gorgeous she is. >> hi, laura. >> hi. >> i just have to tell you, you loving jono the way you do, makes me and magda so happy about nathaniel's future. >> thank you. >> have you ever felt like people stared at you a lot when you were a kid? >> yeah, um, i did have people staring at me. and when i was younger, i always thought they were staring at me in a bad way. um. but as i've got older, i've learned that loads of people stare at me because, you know, they like my hair, or they like my clothes. you know? they're not staring at me in a bad way. sometimes they stare at you in a >> oh korean barbecue is ready. >> how many surgeries have you had when you were a kid? >> i think i must have had maybe like 15. >> that must have been rough. >> reporter: when the topic of surgery comes up around the dinner table there is one major difference that is clear, jono has never needed a trach, the life-altering breathing tube in nathaniel's throat that he's lived with since he was a month old. now doctors may final

chapter joining me now via skype from canterbury in southern england is alex for guy so the former chief advisor zimbabwean opposition leader morgan tsvangirai alex thanks for joining us from from england so why is mortgage angra of all people returned to zimbabwe a chance of replacing mugabe well you know more has not been very well. last couple of. weeks ago you went to south africa where he was getting treatment for colon cancer and he issued a statement last week after. vice president. government. they're potential security at least and it was therefore not surprised by the fact that the military you know we later to go over and misty january is now back in zimbabwe very critical time i think it's a really good mission of the crisis to wish the country's going it's a major hold national significance and as an important part of the national leadership. keys to cold air i think it's important that he be there in zimbabwe to be involved in any you know ways in which a disgrace is going to be a result isn't a wholly discredited figure though given that we know that he took money from for

carolina: vÍa skype conectamos con daisy martÍnez, una soÑadora.icitado a la representante chris schmidt, entre otros y visitaremos hoy mÁs. estaremos visitando hoy a otro representante. javier: quÉ planes y para poder seguir adelante. ahora vamos a entrar en las fiestas y mucha gente estÁ en contra. estÁ preparando su comida. daisy: faltan cinco personas que firmen. estamos tratando de presionar ahora. el 8 de diciembre se va a firmarel presupuesto para el prÓximo aÑo. en eso estÁ incluido más o menos unos 6.7 millones de dÓlares que van a entrar para ice, para hacer las deportaciones y cogiera gente como nuestros familiares. es muy importante meter presiÓn, seguir llamando al 2022243121. hay que tratar de poner esa presiÓn. carolina: te agradecemos por ser tan valiente y tomar esta acciÓn tan difÍcil para defender esta causa. mucha suerte y muchas gracias. daisy: gracias, hasta luego. carolina: contamos las horas para el anhelado feriado por el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias. unos mÁs que otros que se van a vacaciones. se espera que cerca de 51 millone

live via skype right this minute we have ben with us.elcome to the show, ben. >> hi, guys. >> what happened next, ben? >> i said i would go halfsies with him. i wanted to send my half to charity. so i asked joel if he knew of any good charities or opportunities to use the money. and he told me that there were a lot of kids in his community that didn't have the equipment they needed to go to school. so i said to him, i would be willing to send some money if he would use it for those kids. he actually used it for good. he took a trip down to the local market where he lived. he cleaned every vendor he could find out of a backpack, notebook, pencil, you name it and he delivered all these items to five local schools about 150 bags in total. >> wait a minute. >> everybody has a little good in them. you have to get to know people a little bit. it was a surprise, but i was happy to see that good come out in joel. according to him, he was just always a guy that was -- he was looking for help. he was looking for god's favor through someone and he

wanted to vote some time today talking about the broader causes and some solutions i'm joined now via skype by louisa carballo she's the u.n. women's regional director for the americas and the caribbean it was a thanks for being with us on news we're just seeing a new u.n. report that shows violence against women is particularly serious in latin america why is that. thank you very much for having us as it is everything is on the cruise but also we have to consider other things that are causing on the region where we have done for to consider that we did this the decision was that the heart of our group of laws that has been so comprehensive and so second generation the second season is that we have also improved the quality of our data gathering the information that says that it might be the case also that we had never seen the highest mobilization of women peddling and is doing. a good prior name and so it's out to create a momentum now so. to have the quality and number of group of. people that didn't want to do the designing they are going to but we know that this is not yet we have not

vÍa skype estamos con el direct or de este proyecto de reuniones familiares, queremos pregÚntante cÓmoolina, gracias por invitarme a charlar con ustedes. la idea empezÓ con mi introducciÓn a realidad virtual, con un tipo cartÓn sito que cuesta 10 $, puedes poner tu celular aquÍ y usar unas gafas que te introducen lo que es el vÍdeo 360 grados. me enamorÉ con la idea de que me sentÍa como si estuvieran otro lugar.querÍa traer la experiencia de sentirse en otro lugar a los inmigrantes que no pueden viajar a sus hogares y a lugares en donde no pueden estar por sus estatus migratorios. carolina: ustedes han conseguido que kings afÍn 1000 ya se pueden reunir en paÍses de amÉrica latina. cÓmo se conectan con la comunidad para poder conseguir a las familias especÍficas? >> empezamos con nuestros propios amigos y familiares, tambiÉn tenemos conexiones congrupos de inmigrantes en new york, especialmente. nos ayudaron en la primera etapa del proyecto a con darnos con su membresÍa y sus familias en mÉxico. tenemos tambiÉn conexiones con otras organizaciones en california. carolina: si alguien est

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carolina: ggracias por estar en vivo a travÉs de skype. es una herramienta mÁs para defendernos.na como un estuche de celular. cuando se abre poner la sortija delante de la cÁmara para grabar la reacciÓn.. sin embargo, para muchos hacen que las propuestas modernas sean menos romÁnticas que antes. carolina: te preguntamos quÉ opinas sobre esta nueva forma de pedir matrimonio. me parece demasiado moderno para mi gusto. creo que la persona estarÍa mÁs enfocada en la cara que va a hacer para tomarse la foto que en el momento tan especial. cÓmo pedirÍas matrimonio? javier: me arrodillar y ahÍ lo harÍa como un galÁn antiguo, una cosa asÍ. no lo harÍa con la aplicaciÓn, bajo ningÚn punto de vista. carolina: tendrÍa que grabarte tienes el momento. crecieron los que vienen usando la etiqueta "ediciÓn digital" si te gustarÍa cleveland matrimonio con este peculiar mÉtodo. javier: se vierte una crisis de salud mental en la isla de puerto rico. la lÍnea emergencia de crisis psiquiÁtricas a superar lado las 2000 llamadas y los subsidios se han disparado, van 32. carolina: una encuesta de univi

we talked with him via skype. >> we wanted to show visually what what we were talking about. what it means for autonomous to be weapons of mass destruction. and the fact that an attack can happen and no one would have any idea where it came from. >> reporter: russell said that the weapons could be made now by combining and miniturizing technology that already exists. make enough of them, and you could kill a lot of people fast. with no direct human control. >> we showed the video to fwlor i can't duffy, the president of the common wealth club in san francisco and a former defense debt official. >> it's a very important tool to give people a real living feeling for how the weapons would work. they are clearly moral and ethical issues here, issues of weapons that are being developed poe potentially for the good gu being used by the bad guys. >> let's watch the weapons make the decisions. >> reporter: it was funded by a nonprofit, funded in part by elonmusk, he has repeatedly warned about artificial intelligence used for weapons. >> who could have done it? >> anyone. >> reporter

live via skype "right this minute" we've got ellory hardrick.o, my friend. [ cheers and applause ] you got the first request. were you excited about it at first? how did it all come about? >> in the beginning i didn't like glitter because it got everywhere. one thing i do want to clear up is the glitter gets everywhere on me. however, the process that i do, the customer doesn't have to worry about glitter being everywhere. >> how do you do that? coat the shoe in something? >> a lot of it is the ink you use. when it's cheap the glitter doesn't stick like it's supposed to. so upon walking you leave a trail. >> do we send you the shoe? do you send us the shoe? do we do a special order with another company? >> normally what i do, my customers go to different sites and order the shoe and have it shipped directly. >> have you had any celebrity customers? >> i've done some for zach randolph and mike daniels for the green bay packers, a lot of publicity. >> how much would the pink rose gold timberlands cost me? >> $80 plus shipping. actually i keep it w

to explain more about what the ap found, i'm joined via skype by reporter raphael satter, who's in london. >> so first, rafael, can you just help us understand what is fancy bear and who were they targeting grm fancy bear is the name that was commonly assigned to a group of hackers that the u.s. military has applied to the kremlin and russian military intelligence. we got from a exeant called secure works, a list of about 19,000 malicious links that fancy bear had been using over the last kim of years. we crunched the data and were able to identify about 4700 unique people of which 500 or so are in the united states. >> so then you began contacting these people? >> yeah, it was extraordinarily laborious work, we went about contacting these people and asked them many simple questions. number 1, were you aware that fancy bear was targeting you, were you aware of the investigation by the fbi and the overwhelming answer was no. >> i understand some were government officials, some with security clearance. >> that's right. it ran the gamut. we have spoken to all kinds of people. former navy sea

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